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The country’s factory-gate prices have climbed for an eighth straight month, fueled by elevated oil prices and robust Chinese tech exports.
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China Producer Inflation Accelerates to Over Four-Year High
The country’s factory-gate prices have climbed for an eighth straight month, fueled by elevated oil prices and robust Chinese tech exports.
- The Wall Street Journal: China Producer Inflation Accelerates to Over Four-Year High
- Financial Times: China’s producer prices hit four-year high
- CNBC: China wholesale inflation hits over four-year high as consumer measure slows
- The Business Times: Chinese producer inflation hits 5.7% for post-Covid era high
- Seoul Economic Daily: China Producer Prices Jump 5.7%, Fastest in Over Four Years
- South China Morning Post: China’s imported inflation accelerates as PPI up most since 2022 amid Iran war
- FXStreet: China Producer Price Index (YoY) above forecasts (5.3%) in October: Actual (5.7%)
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- China Producer Inflation Accelerates to Over Four-Year High
The country’s factory-gate prices have climbed for an eighth straight month, fueled by elevated oil prices and robust Chinese tech exports. - The country’s factory-gate prices have climbed for an eighth straight month, fueled by elevated oil prices and robust Chinese tech exports.
- China’s producer prices hit four-year high
Weak domestic demand weighs on the world’s second-largest economy even as energy crisis drives up costs
- China wholesale inflation hits over four-year high as consumer measure slows
The PPI for October came in at 5.7%, compared to the 5.3% expected by economists polled by Reuters.
- Chinese producer inflation hits 5.7% for post-Covid era high
The surge in producer inflation masks a deep divergence within China’s industry
- China Producer Prices Jump 5.7%, Fastest in Over Four Years
China's producer price index rose 5.7% in October, the fastest in over four years, while consumer prices gained just 0.7%.
- China’s imported inflation accelerates as PPI up most since 2022 amid Iran war
China’s producer price index rose 5.7% year on year in October, while the consumer price index rose 0.7%, according to National Bureau of Statistics data released on November 9.
- China Producer Price Index (YoY) above forecasts (5.3%) in October: Actual (5.7%)
China’s producer-price index rose 5.7% year over year in October, exceeding the 5.3% forecast.
Earlier on MacroDigest
- China’s producer prices hit four-year high
- China Producer Inflation Accelerates to Over Four-Year High
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- China’s factory-gate inflation at fastest in nearly 4-1/2 years in October, while CPI rise moderates
- China wholesale inflation hits over four-year high as consumer measure slows
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- China factory-gate inflation heats up as commodity costs rise, CPI lags
- China factory-gate inflation heats up as commodity costs rise, CPI lags
- China factory-gate inflation heats up as commodity costs rise, CPI lags
- China factory-gate inflation heats up as commodity costs rise, CPI lags
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- Rising energy costs lift China’s producer, consumer inflation in August
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